Jed's answer is the right one. Please read carefully the tooltips
attached to every button to see what each one of them does.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 26/06/13 22:51, Jed Ludlow escribió:
On Wednesday, June 26, 2013 8:39:51 PM UTC-5, Stew Day wrote:
Thanks again Uwe.
I may try WinPython but I can't see that the distribution is the
problem as I'm having exactly the same problem with Spyder on OSX
(Anaconda distribution).
On the Anaconda mailing list I had one reply fromone of the devs,
Carlos Córdoba, asking me to reset Spyder from the command line. I
did this and responded back to him that it was still the same but
haven't heard from him again.
Looks to me like a Spyder issue but not getting much help from the
Spyder team. Very frustrating!
Please consider that we are all volunteers on the project.
The error message looks very much like what would happen if you hit
the debugging "Continue" icon (blue triangle pointing right) while you
weren't really in a debugging session. The standard way to execute a
script without debugging would be to either:
* Hit F5
* From the Run toolbar, click on the icon with round green circle
and the running man inside (if the Run toolbar isn't visible, make
is so under View>Windows and toolbars>Run toolbar).
Hope this helps,
Jed
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